Talk:Big & Rich
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"Critics praised the album, especially Chris Rich, saying that Big & Rich were to country what Jesus was to religion."
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That doesn't even come close to the truth. Actually, that's downright blasphemy. Big & Rich sound good, but they can't compare to Jesus. Not even close. I can't believe someone would actually make such a stupid comparison.
you should definiatly stop taking that stuff so seriously, big and rich is the best thing to happen to country since the man in black.
If you ask me, the sections concerning their musical style and the controversy surrounding it should be expanded. It's not like these guys are minor players, and the changes they've brought- for better or for worse- should be noted. -RomeW
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"Big Kenny and his wife, Christiev welcomed a son on November 2, 2005. They named him Lincoln William Holiday and Elton John has been named his godfather."
This article states otherwise... http://www.celebrity-babies.com/2006/03/introducing_lin.html72.185.44.3 15:04, 15 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Criticism
This section should have direct quotes and citations. Otherwise, it sounds like hyperbole. Do people really think that Big & Rich is destroying the genre of country music "completely?" It sounds a bit exaggerated.
[edit] Gone Country
There is nothing here that even mentions, that I saw, about John Rich's involvement with the CMT series "Gone Country." The network is planning to have a second season and have already gotten participants for the show. Alas though, this is all that I know about the show. Asatruar (talk) 16:23, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
